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solidity-audit-reporter

v0.0.8

Published

Solidity Audit Code

Downloads

11

Readme

Solidity Audit

🌐 npm install solidity-audit-reporter

The number-crunching enginge behind 📊tintinweb.solidity-metrics.

vscode-solidity-metrics3

Example

CLI

To use the CLI from the compiled sources you can do:

node ./src/cli.js <path to solidity file(s)>

It is however more useful to install solidity-metrics globally and call it from any directory:

npm install -g solidity-code-metrics
solidity-code-metrics myfile1.sol myfile2.sol

By default, the cli outputs to the console, you can however store the output in a file rather easily (both markdown and html are supported):

solidity-code-metrics myfile.sol > metrics.md
solidity-code-metrics myfile.sol --html > metrics.html

Library


const {SolidityMetricsContainer} = require('solidity-metrics');

let options = {
    basePath:"",
    inputFileGlobExclusions:undefined,
    inputFileGlob: undefined,
    inputFileGlobLimit: undefined,
    debug:false,
    repoInfo: {
        branch: undefined,
        commit: undefined,
        remote: undefined
    }    
}

let metrics = new SolidityMetricsContainer("metricsContainerName", options);


// analyze files
metrics.analyze(path_to_solidity_file);
// ...
metrics.analyze(path_to_solidity_file_N);

// output
console.log(metrics.totals());
metrics.generateReportMarkdown().then(text => console.log(text));
// or let text = await metrics.generateReportMarkdown();